Sentence examples for clearly prioritizing from inspiring English sources

Interrupting someone who is reading -- especially a stranger -- is clearly prioritizing yourself.

Well, aside from the talent deficiency already mentioned (cited by 36% as a barrier), challenges posed by existing, legacy operating models, and a lack of a strategy for clearly prioritizing adoption of transformative technology were cited by 49%and45%5% of respondents, respectively.

It is clear that MakCHS's teaching, research, and service provision functions align well with the Ugandan government's disease priorities, as MakCHS has been clearly prioritizing major infectious diseases and maternal and child health.

Prioritization has not, however, been discussed explicitly, even though IVF is clearly prioritized by women's age.

To them, wolf introductions, wilderness proposals, bans on timber harvest and reduction in grazing units clearly prioritize environment over livelihood.

Lotoro's collection clearly prioritizes the artifact as well as the art, presenting work by unknown composers side by side with work by significant ones.

And we mask it with a conversation that's about a two-state solution when you have policies that clearly prioritize one over the other.

Our life goals, up until our 20s and 30s, are broad and not yet clearly prioritized.

Healthfully engaged people are able to clearly prioritize commitments, have open conversations about demands, and can identify stress triggers.

The Obama administration has clearly prioritized the issue of Internet safety and security, as demonstrated by the appointment of Howard Schmidt as the first ever White House Cybersecurity Coordinator.

A sound policy must depend heavily on the advice of the scientific and university communities and the resulting funding, or investments, should be clearly prioritized by those with deep knowledge of science and technology.